Lenox College Faces Dim Prospect as Junior College Plan
The article argues Lenox College should not revert to a junior college as high schools now fill the gap for late teens. It cites funding limits, student goals for four years, and competition from state institutions. It also covers Washington politics, prosecutions, chautauqua guarantor issues, and remarks on German loan prospects and money in politics.
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Lenox College
Lenox Collegiate Institute
Collegiate Institute
Lenox
Foy
Ruth’s temper cost him captaincy and a fine
The article notes Babe Ruth could have reached a top role had his temper matched his eye and muscle co ordination. He is demoted from New York American League captaincy and fined for chasing a jeering fan into the grandstand. A batter needs an unruffled disposition against skilled pitching.
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Babe Ruth
United States
Auto sales boom signals end of downturn in Detroit
Dealers report carloads sold on arrival and more awaiting delivery as Detroit and national manufacturing improve. The era of good times may return with rising business conditions though officials stress patience and frankness in public service remains important.
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Detroit
Automobile Center
Real battle to come between opposing candidates begins
The text states that after the initial phase the real battle between hostile parties will commence. It notes the fight will be to the finish and questions what material stakes await the vast majority involved in the game.
Passenger fares in line for potential cuts
Reduced freight rates are all well enough and may benefit heavier shippers but a few decreases in passenger fares could delight travelers and traveling men.
Prohibition Truth In Three Years Of Prohibition Review
J C Welliver argues that while propaganda floods the debate the hard facts are scarce and the actual condition under prohibition shows progress. He finds liquor unaffordable for most and bootleggers deterred by enforcement under Haynes, with complete enforcement elusive but ongoing gains. Booze news moves from front pages to inside sections as novelty fades.
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Sioux City Journal
Review of
J. C. Welliver
Williver
Haynes
Welliver
Service spirit tested by summer camp fund drive
A Yankton woman, known for generosity to the Boy Scout cause, refused to donate to a summer camp drive. She explained a 16 year old solicitor promised to work in exchange, but after two weeks with no result, she hired a paid worker. She argues youths could perform such tasks for fair wages, and others might contribute if beneficiaries showed self help.
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Yankton Press
Dakotan
Yankton
Boy Scout Movement
Lil Lillian Russell Urges Bulb Theory For Immigrants
The article quotes Lillian Russell advocating a policy where only healthy immigrants are allowed in and those with disease or alien spirit should be kept out. She argues that bulbs with disease are destroyed but immigrants may land and be sent back later at national expense.
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Raleigh
Lillian
Europe
William and McAdoo clash over national prosperity
The Sioux City Journal highlights a exchange critiquing Democratic prosperity versus Republican normalcy. It accuses McAdoo and his allies of policy failures, citing restricted trade, high taxes, and steep railroad rates as the root causes of the country’s recent woes.
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Sioux City
Mac
Optimism versus Hardings Vision for Prosperity
The editorial argues President Harding should be optimistic about a forthcoming industrial and commercial revival, asserting that conditions may be misread or accurately diagnosed. It contrasts with Ford related claims on Muscle Shoals fertilizer pricing and a biographer note on wartime profits returned to the treasury.
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St. Paul
Henry Ford
Congress
Henry
United States Treasury
Brookhart Leads Iowa Republican Senate Field in Primary Returns
Complete unofficial results from most Iowa precincts show Oliver W. Brookhart of Washington leading the Republican race for U S senator with 41.1 percent as seven districts with slow reporting remain. Clifford Thorne and Charles H. Pickett duel for third while May Francis leads for state superintendent and W J Burbank seeks renomination as state treasurer.
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Onl
Smith W. Brookhart
Washington
Iowa
Dubuque County
Col. Brookhart
Clifford Thorne
Charles H. Pickett
Waterloo
Thorne
United States
Brookhart
Pickett
Francis
Sweet
Stanley
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Miss. May- Francis
Waverly
W. H. Bender
Des Moines
Iowa City
W. J. Burbank
Leon W. Ainsworth
W. C. Ramsay
Lillian Leffert
Ramsay
Leffert
T. J. B. Robinson
Hampton
Charles C. Ryan
Hidera
Arch McFarlane
Robinson
Ryan
McFarlane
Gilbert
N. Haugen
Northwood
L. J. Kehoe
Riceville
J. P. Daughton
Grand River
Daughton
B. Piper
Corning
John G. Parisho
Elliston
Claude M. Stanley
R. Nanos
Burton H. Sweet
R. Stereo
Leslie H. Francis
Secretary OF State
Walter C. Ramsay
L. W. Ainsworth
Rhaseae San
Supt. OF Public Inst TI i
Wilbur H. Bender
R. Revenerse A1
P. BE. McClenahan
Ray Pcott
R.eennen
Ramsey
John Bodenhofer
L. A. Mirick
J. W. Lusk
A. Hogan
W. Starry
B. W. Streeper
Hi, H. Taylor
I John L. Bachelder
Sacre ED
Ful Waegage
J. G. van Sickle
Denasnens Asasee
Lansane
John Morrissey
Janeeses
Aeeene
Jenndee
Saeree
Democrats May Reap Whirlwind
The Omaha Bee notes that crimes by favored contractors during the war are enough to justify belief. It questions Democratic leaders' responsibility and says the attack on the attorney general will not deter legal action. It accuses Caraway, Watson of Georgia, and Untemeyer of hiding behind a smoke barrage.
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Washington
Daugherty
Watsons
Stanleys
Senate
Bar of Justice
Omaha Bee
Democratic Party
Caraway, Watson
Georgia
Untermyer
Good roads measure civilization in Burlington Hawkeye voice
The Burlington Hawkeye argues that dependable transportation links define civilization and warns that progress requires better road networks. It cautions against political demagogues who seek votes by exploiting prejudices, noting the link between infrastructure and progress.
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Burlington Hawkeye
The Bell That Travelled from Iowa City to Utah
In the May Palimpsest from the State Historical Society of Iowa Ruth A Galla tells how Michael Hummer the first Presbyterian minister in Iowa City secured a church bell and had it installed. When he was expelled he attempted to reclaim the bell but locals hauled it down and buried it in the Iowa River bed. Two men later shipped it to Utah where it was sold to the Mormons.
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State Historical Society of
Iowa
Ruth A. Gallaher
Michael Hummer
Iowa City
Presbyterian Church
Iowa River
Utah
Third fruit tree spray guidance for apples
The week of June 6 to 10 marks the third spray period for apples. Apply ten to fourteen days after the second spray using 4 quarts lime sulphur or 80 pounds powdered lime sulphur per 50 gallons water plus 1 pound arsenate of lead. Only trees with set fruit receive this preventive coating to deter worms and scab. use a fine mist spray for thorough coverage and adjust equipment for desired spray quality.
Jones County Primary Results by Ticket and Office
The document lists Jones county primary election results for both Republicans and Democrats where uncontested for office. It provides candidate names and total votes across all precincts for roles including State Senator, Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, Auditor, Treasurer, Attorney General, Superintendent, Railroad Commissioner, U S House District 8, State Representative, County Auditor, Treasurer, Clerk of District Court, County Recorder, County Attorney, County Coroner, and county boards with party totals such as R and D columns and specific vote figures like 1192 and 352 for certain offices.
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Jones County
Clyde L. Herring
N. BH
Kendall
J. R. Files
John Hammill
James C. Murtach
Marie Moore Fredrickson
Auditor of State
Glenn C. Haynes
BBL V
BH. Herbert
Treasurer of State
J. A. S.pollard
Ben J. Gibson
Ernest R. Mitchell
Supt. of Public Instruction
Sai Himena Hoffman
Chas. Webster
Dwight Lewis
S. N. Parsons
Charles Vozenilek
B. E. Rhinehart
I. V. Dautremont
W. J. Cochrane
Board of Supervisors
Emerson Cave
Victor Manternach
G. A. Peet
Farley Day June 16 Lively Monticello Event
Farley boosters plan a June 16 visit to Monticello with a special $240 charter for a day of entertainment. The "Broezy Time Minstrels" perform at the Olympic opera house after a local parade and a free coffee lunch in the city park. A baseball challenge and minor sports prizes accompany the minstrel show promoted by the Boys Welfare committee to aid the boys summer camp.
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Farley
Monticello
Olympic Opera House
Farley Boosters
Improvement Club
Monticello Country Club
Jack Liddy
Boys’ Welfare Commmittee
Local Courts/Indictments and Paving Projects Highlight Area News
In Tama county, May term fines totaling 2660 dollars were assessed against bootleggers. Johnson county grand jury adjourned after 76 indictments. Blackhawk county awarded a 17.7 mile Grant highway paving contract at about 27000 dollars per mile. Local officials in Linn county won nominations for treasurer attorney state representative and county auditor. Clinton Corn Syrup Refining executive A H Kersting died from a cerebral hemorrhage. Cornell College at Mt Vernon did not name a new president yet though gifts and endowment prospects were discussed. Court hearings on permanent injunctions over alleged illegal liquor production and temporary injunctions against named premises were noted. Cornell commencement expected to reveal gifts doubling endowment. a large unnamed Iowa donor contributed between 1.75 and 2.25 million dollars in lands and properties. A Lexington Kentucky resident praised Tanlae medicine sold locally by W W Stickford.
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Tama‘county
Willett
Johnson County
Grand Jury
Blackhawk County
George Yuill
W. J. Barngrover
C. F. Clark
T. L. Wolf
Linn County
A. H. Kersting
Clinton Corn Syrup Refining Company
Clinton
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Charles W. Flint
Stiles
John Wesley
Lawrence Bockenstedt
Albert A. Houska
General Board of Education
Iowa
Cornell
General Board
Furnished Rooms Wanted For Night Housekeeping
Particia or others able to furnish two or three rooms for night housekeeping should respond to the Jones County Trust and Savings Bank Cedar Rapids Iowa. Also piano for sale on easy monthly terms through Mason Wheeler Co Cedar Rapids Iowa. Card of thanks expresses gratitude for condolences after the death of a son and brother. Also Chester White fall sow sale with spring pigs and fall boars listed by Mike Breen Monticello IA.
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Partica
Sendall
Jones County Trust & Savings Bank
Mason- Wheeler Co
Interstate Bldg
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Chester White
Mike Breen
R. R. No
Monticallo
Real Estate Auction for Monticello Lot and McCarthy Estate
Open offers will be received for lot 31 and part of lot 80 in Turek's addition Monticello at Coxsee & Coxsee offices at 4 p.m. Saturday June 17 1922. Executrix Alvina Ferguson reserves right to reject all offers. Public sale of household goods belonging to the late Elizabeth McCarthy Saturday June 7 starting 1 p.m. includes furniture kitchen equipment rugs and tools.
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Turek
Monticello
Coxsee & Coxsee
Elizabeth McCarthy
Alvina Ferguson
Executrix
Iate
Mra
Alvina Merguson
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Prohibition Gaming
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Cole
Hummers Bell
Neighborhood News
Mattle Lutes
Lexington
Kentucky
W. W. Stickford
Ors
Cochrane & Stuhler
Wanthed
Matthiessen Auto & Supply Co
C. S. Carley
Towa
Tom Baron
Russell
Lux
Hopkinton
Times
McNeill Bros
Bote
K, J. Farley
Wayne Lutheran Church
Grant Stambaugh
T. W
Sharidan
Cascade
Newton Parratt
Cass Genter Church
G. M. Brainard
Anamoga
SALH
John When
Anamosa
Jowa
Phone 202
Prattleburg
Mia
Alice Cooper
Julia Vandermark
Gora Rohr
Tor Saleh
Hong. Gov. Andrews
Anna Gerdos
Myr
S. IF. Reade
George Reade
Dave Corbit
Harry Rodman
Lea- He
Leona Reade
Monticello State Bank
Monticello, Iowa
Farmers’ Mutual Creamery Company
Eclipse
Baby
Steve
Safe
Harry I. Rodman
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